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On Facebook, Netanyahu is already the next prime minister

The PM's Facebook page celebrated 400,000 'likes' last week, but this achievement is unlikely to be translated into votes.

By Chaim Levinson | 01:07 06.01.13 |

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On January 1, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Facebook page received its 400,000th "Like." Netanyahu's page, which is operated by Likud and is available in Hebrew, English and occasionally Arabic, is the most popular of all Israeli politicians' Facebook pages.

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